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Somehow the score seems to be getting closer, I don't know. But, Hi people. I'd like to welcome you to the StickerNewz Report RIGHT NOW! We are going to continue the recorded Bridge game at the Maynerd's home involving our favorite idiot, Irv. I don't think he would mind me calling him an idiot especially since he is one. Irv and I go way back. When we were kids he used to build gigantic model ships using more than enough glue, float them in the pond, put M-80's on them and light a 3 foot underwater fuse. Then he would have Sally come over to the ship while the fuse was burning and ask her if she could find the Paudmaker on it. The ship would then explode causing Sally's face to turn a sort of charcoal color and then the ship would burn on the pond for three days. Inevitably Sally would ask, "What's a Paudmaker"? We then busted up laughing for at least a year and a half. But anyhow, after this short commercial break on our non-profit station, we will be right back with more of Irv:
Are you kiddin me? Well, now I want to go to the Maynerd's and hear more of the Bridge Game conversation:
"...no Irv, you
answer the door!" "I'm gonna count
to four Maynerd and in that time you
better find time to get yer ass up
and get the door. One. ...two....thaaaareeee.." "Hi dad"...." "Whadda you want?" "I just want to tell you one thing dad. It's gonna be a song about how you are" (Sung by Malcom to the tune of Franz Schubert's Symphony #3 in e-minor; opus 64):
There's a story that
my daddy tells, it's a story all
about the way things used to be.
It was harder times
and longer days, five miles to
school, uphill both ways
"That's something to
be proud of. That's a life you can
hang your hat on
So I got up off the
cold ground and I go back in the
screen door and I Never before, but now, a tear fell from the eye of Irv.
Ok, thanks
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